September 24 - Echo Arena, Liverpool, UK
September 26 - Phones 4U Arena, Manchester, UK
September 29 - O2 Arena, London, UK
September 30 - O2 Arena, London, UK
October 3 - Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff, UK
October 4 - Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff, UK
October 5 - Capital FM Arena, Nottingham, UK
October 7 - NIA, Birmingham, UK
October 13 - Palacio Deportes, Madrid, Spain
October 14 - Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona, Spain
October 15 - Arena, Montpellier, France
October 18 - Arena, Budapest, Hungary
October 19 - Slovnaft Arena, Bratislavia, Slovakia
October 21 - O2 Arena, Prague, Czech Republic
October 22 - Laxness Arena, Cologne, Germany
October 23 - Stadthalle, Vienna, Austria
October 25 - Olympiahalle, Munich, Germany
October 27 - O2 World, Berlin, Germany
October 28 - O2 Arena, Hamburg, Germany
October 30 - Atlas Arena, Lodz, Poland
October 31 - Arena, Kaunas, Lithuania
November 2 - Arena, Rigaa, Latvia
November 5 - Zenith, Lille, France
November 6 - Palais 12, Brussels, Belgium

She’s sold more than 70 million albums, performed concerts in packed stadiums around the world, and won numerous awards – including being appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire for her services to music by Queen Elizabeth II. Yet for all her achievements over a singing career that has lasted more than 25 years, Kylie Minogue admits she still gets nervous each time she begins work on a new album and “always” feels pressure to deliver a hit. “Maybe even more so now,” she says. “It’s fantastic to have such a loyal fan base, but that doesn’t mean you can relax because you want to please all of them as well.”

Nevertheless, Minogue can breathe a bit easier now. Kiss Me Once (her 12th studio album released March 18), has generally received a warm reception from both critics and fans alike, while the collection’s lead single, “Into The Blue,” has landed comfortably on the music charts in a number of countries – including cracking the top five of the Billboard U.S. Hot Dance Club Songs.